They celebrated an alternative worldview, a vision of a new possibility.
But he returned with something else entirely: a vision of the possibilities of an unfettered leftist government.
Remembering the dancing on the balcony, Carrie has a vision of the possibility of consolation, even if her mother has shied away from it on this occasion, under these circumstances.
Following AAPOR's action, blogger Nate Silver raised the possibility of fraud and subsequently found a pattern in the trailing digits of the percentages reported in Strategic Vision polls suggesting a "possibility of fraud".
And then there's the new hall, which must be the embodiment of a future-proof vision of orchestral possibility, with education, openness and digital accessibility at its heart.
Their vivacity undercuts what could otherwise have become a bleak vision of the possibility of happy union.
George Weigel, a conservative American commentator and papal biographer with close ties to the Vatican, was on much the same page in a weekend column in The Wall Street Journal in which he called for the next pope to be a "culture warrior" who would "call the West out of the sandbox of self-absorption and into a nobler vision of human possibility".
The political and philosophical breakthroughs of the French Revolution and the Enlightenment combined with the industrial revolution had brought about a radical new vision of human possibility — one previously unknown to or untested by the agrarian, religious-minded and communitarian peoples of Europe as well as Asia and Africa.
He would discuss his grand ideas and his vision of "a world of new possibilities, guided by goodness".
Fassbinder fills the series with the details of ordinary troubles — poverty, lack of affordable housing, casual racism, hostile bosses — but in lieu of a blanket denunciation of an implacable system he offers a vision of practical possibilities for local change at work, in the community, and at home.
